It has nothing to do with morality as we know it. It’s about interests. Are you a good person? Well, not according those who lost money but yes according to those receiving it.
It’s not that simple. Through out history, somebody always rule. It’s a simple fact that those with balls and guns collect money from those who don’t. It took a long time for us to go from there to capitalism.
Rather than seeing that as evil, you may want to consider that as better than before and how to get it even better. For example, jobs are moving to china. That should give incentives for government to be nicer to businessmen and highly talented workers.
Being an idealist means holding your breath till sun rise. Life is unfair, and our job is to just take advantage of it. An ideal world is a world where I can max out my profit in productive way. If the world is not like that, I’ll just play along.
To insist that the world is not fair but expecting humans to be productive is like expecting miracle. We know it won’t happen. At the end, all countries that avoid capitalism will pay it with their own karma.
I am not sure about how US “aids” third world country. As far as I know US bribe government official in third world country and bill the poor people in third world country to pay the loan.
That’s really how socialism is. Someone in power under the pretext of helping the poor, robbing the rich and keep money for themselves, and then act as if the poor owe them something.
I was poor. I hate socialism.
How Morality Really Works? is a post from: Free Market Forever
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